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  • basically:

    - What is the method of standardization of mems sensors?

    - Can the device in the prototype and possibly in the "product" be treated as a product with a certificate?

    I know full certification is issued by the relevant offices.

  • in reply to leszek_70

    Really good point! What is "Standardization of a sensor" mean anyway?? Reality anything that the manufacturer is willing to put on a piece of paper.

    Thank G-d, that is not the way the military, NASA, aerospace (PMAed stuff) does it! All of the above specs are traceable back to Boulder Colorado, then to the CAL-LAB and each unit has its own paperwork which goes back to Boulder. 

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  • in reply to leszek_70

    Really good point! What is "Standardization of a sensor" mean anyway?? Reality anything that the manufacturer is willing to put on a piece of paper.

    Thank G-d, that is not the way the military, NASA, aerospace (PMAed stuff) does it! All of the above specs are traceable back to Boulder Colorado, then to the CAL-LAB and each unit has its own paperwork which goes back to Boulder. 

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